It?s no secret that Tudor’s Black Bay has been one of its most successful collections in recent times, and the success of the Fifty-Eight sub-family within that collection has been evident since its release in 2018. Last year, capitalizing upon this success, Tudor unveiled a new blue variation of the Black Bay Fifty-Eight to much fanfare, and this week at Watches & Wonders the brand has once again revisited the design, releasing two new variations in precious-metal cases.

The duo is comprised of the Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K, a new 18K yellow gold version of the watch with a green dial; and the Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925, a taupe-dialed model that sports a rare, tarnish-resistant 925 sterling silver case. Together, the two releases demonstrate Tudor?s continued interest in expanding the Black Bay Fifty-Eight line while also signaling a raised interest in incorporating more luxurious models into the line. Fans of the Black Bay will appreciate that the two precious-metal cases still hold the sturdy 200-meter water resistance and the core, robust divers’ design as their steel predecessors.
Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K

Turning first to the all-gold edition, its robust 39-mm 18K yellow-gold case has a large, vintage-inspired, signed crown on its right side, large lugs, and a matte green 60-minute unidirectional diving bezel. Contrasting with styles more commonly found in gold watches, Tudor opted for completely satin finishing for its case rather tha...